Musical Cohesion
Body percussion, conductor for a day, cohesion bridge and theatre challenge: collective expression workshops where rhythm and voice replace everyday words.
Rhythm as a common language
When the whole team beats the same rhythm
Music and theatre workshops rely on a simple, powerful principle: music and acting need no words to create a bond. Led by professional artists, these formats often surprise the most reluctant participants and become highlights of the seminar.
Body percussion turns the body into an instrument: claps, stomps and rhythmic vocalisations learned collectively in a few minutes, until they build an impressive final piece. The percussion workshop (djembes, drums) follows the same principle with real instruments.
The conductor for a day (Orchestra) places each participant behind a simplified instrument, under the direction of a professional conductor: in one hour, the group performs a recognisable piece, showing that collective success depends on everyone listening. The cohesion bridge and the theatre challenge complete this family of expression workshops.
“In music as in business, collective success comes from everyone listening.”
Our workshops
Body percussion
10–300 people · 1h
Percussion (djembes)
10–150 people · 1h30
Conductor / Orchestra
15–100 people · 1h30
Cohesion bridge
10–80 people · 1h30
Theatre challenge
10–60 people · 2h
Music Theatre Indoors All year round
Conductor for a day
A full orchestra in 1h30 flat
Each participant receives a simplified instrument (percussion, string or wind) and their own score. Under the baton of a professional conductor, the group rehearses and then performs a complete piece in front of their colleagues.
0 talent
required, beginners included
Professional supervision
Professional artists and conductors
All our music and theatre workshops are led by professional artists used to working with corporate groups. No experience is required, and the coaching is adapted to your team’s level and energy.
Pro Open to all Tailor-made
Typical schedule
The programme of your workshop
A supervised session, from the warm-up to the final performance.
Group warm-up
First rhythm or expression exercises to loosen up the group and create a shared dynamic.
Guided learning
The artist teaches the rhythmic sequences or improvisation techniques step by step.
Rehearsal in teams
Participants rehearse in sub-groups to master their part before the final performance.
Final performance
A collective performance in front of the group: applause and shared pride guaranteed.
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